wind·fall

noun

/ˈwɪndfɔːl/

an amount of money that somebody/something wins or receives unexpectedly意外之财；意外获得的东西
- The hospital got a sudden windfall of £300 000.这家医院获得了一笔 30 万英镑的意外款项。
- windfall profits意外的利润
- She had an unexpected windfall when a cousin died.一个表亲去世，她意外地得到了一笔钱。
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- unexpected
- potential
- cash
- …
verb + windfall
- get
- have
- reap
- …
windfall + noun
- gains
- profits
- payment
- …
a fruit, especially an apple, that the wind has blown down from a tree风吹落的果子（尤指苹果）
- The ground was covered with windfalls.地上布满了意外之财。

单词	windfall
释义	wind·fall noun /ˈwɪndfɔːl/ /ˈwɪndfɔːl/ an amount of money that somebody/something wins or receives unexpectedly意外之财；意外获得的东西 The hospital got a sudden windfall of £300 000.这家医院获得了一笔 30 万英镑的意外款项。 windfall profits意外的利润 She had an unexpected windfall when a cousin died.一个表亲去世，她意外地得到了一笔钱。 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective unexpected potential cash … verb + windfall get have reap … windfall + noun gains profits payment … a fruit, especially an apple, that the wind has blown down from a tree风吹落的果子（尤指苹果） The ground was covered with windfalls.地上布满了意外之财。
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